Getting error on parsing JSON from php file

[alaksandarjesus]

I am getting JSON error while i pass data from php file.
HTML

   <script src="cryptojs-aes-php-master/example/aes.js"></script>
  <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.0.0-alpha1/jquery.min.js"></script>
  <script src="cryptojs-aes-php-master/aes-json-format.js"></script>

PHP File

$encodeanswer[]=htmlentities(cryptoJsAesEncrypt($answer,"123"))

JS File

console.log(value);

//{"ct":"9i4gxztr7W7W0sPFKo1SKA==","iv":"5fba99d002577c64ce4421a979d49f40","s":"fe836ae24c8ca962"}

var parsedvalue = value.replace(/"/g,'"')
console.log(parsedvalue);

//{ ct: "nPR3gyDA5Q6Qra1Py9GtAA==", iv: "7e10905af0f4d0ba3fb2cfeb5d77ae8e", s: "ee20cfb01b5b25b6" }

console.log(JSON.parse(CryptoJS.AES.decrypt(parsedvalue,"123", {format: CryptoJSAesJson}).toString(CryptoJS.enc.Utf8)));

//SyntaxError: JSON.parse: unexpected end of data at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

Note: I tested your example and it populating data in input box.

[brainfoolong]

Remove htmlentities and value.replace.
Furthermore i don't really understand your way to go here. You encrypt data in PHP, than you replace htmlentities, than you replace it back on JS side, than you try to decrypt it AND you try to parse it, the decrypt already do the parse for you.
The real way is: PHP encrypt, JS decrypt, without any step between, no extra htmlentities, no extra JSON.stringify or JSON.parse

[alaksandarjesus]

Hi. Thanks for reply. I cleared off the error.  I  php file its key and phrase and js file its phrase and key. Why this jnverted combination? 

Alaksandar
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From:"Roland Eigelsreiter" notifications@github.com
Date:Mon, 31 Aug, 2015 at 10:38
Subject:Re: [cryptojs-aes-php] Getting error on parsing JSON from php file (#6)

Remote htmlentities and value.replace and it will work. Your pasted console.log output also is not correct, it doesn't show the htmlentites encoded string.

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[brainfoolong]

Em... Don't know, never thought about that :)
I close this.